As with Birth Control, Colorado Makes Anti-Smoking Drugs Available at Pharmacies — No Doctor Visit RequiredPosted: September 19, 2018 It’s about to get easier to quit smoking in Colorado! People now can skip the doctor’s office and go straight to a pharmacy to get prescription medication — pills, nasal sprays and inhalers — to help them quit smoking. The new statewide prescription protocol is the second in Colorado, following approval last year for pharmacists to prescribe birth-control pills and patches. View Full Article |
